"install cable" is a perfectly acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of connecting an electronic device, such as a television, to an external device, such as a cable or satellite box. For example, "We had to call a technician to come and install cable so we could have access to all the channels."
To install cable TV, they have to drill a hole through the house.
Mergers also shaved jobs -- among people who install cable TV wiring, for example.
She called Triana at all hours, even requiring her to go to her apartment to help install cable TV.
The plan was to oust Clegg, who was already having doubts about carrying on, and install Cable; Oakeshott leaked his findings to the Guardian to force the issue.
He sold a digitally compressed 30-channel music service, took note of the company's reluctance to install cable boxes in poor and minority urban homes, and determined to start a business without those prejudices.
The workers, most of whom install cable television, Internet and phone lines for homes, rejected a bid by Local 1049 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers to represent them.
As the workers drilled through the road and jackhammered out concrete to install cables and lights, tractor-trailer rigs thundered through open lanes only inches away.
Now, Mr. Crowley said, Mr. Cohen has promised to install cabling in the building so that cameras on the ground floor can be connected to studios on the roof.
Workers will install cables along the length of the cracking beams and, like orthodontists straightening teeth, will tighten the bands to hold the beams straight.
Two American astronauts have ventured out on a spacewalk for the third time in a week, to install cables on the International Space Station.
He had workers glue the effects in place, and found structural engineers to install cables and bracing so that the fragile bus would not fall apart during transit.
